Create Your Nicole Kidman AI Dance Video

Your photo. ADÉLA's dance. A 13-second solo video.

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What is the Nicole Kidman AI dance trend?

It is a dance to Nicole Kidman by ADÉLA, not a clip of the actress. Photo-based versions put a new performer into a short solo routine.

This template follows the 13-second solo shown here: one person in a warmly lit room, with raised arms, hand-to-hair gestures, and a turn. It keeps that room as the requested setting rather than importing the background from your photo.

View the reference source

The displayed motion reference is a Starrd showcase, not a result generated by this tool. Our How to pairs its own generated result with the exact input photo.

From ADÉLA's song to photo-based dance videos

The song, dance challenge, and AI template are related, but they are not the same release or workflow.

  1. Nicole Kidman appears on PRIMA

    Universal Music's release announcement identifies Nicole Kidman as an ADÉLA track and names Hannah Lux Davis as its music video director. The title refers to the actress; ADÉLA is the recording artist.

    Read the official release announcement
  2. Photo-based dance templates

    One photo becomes a new performer

    Starrd offers a separate solo template for this dance. Its workflow and generated showcase help identify the format; they do not demonstrate this site's generation quality or establish who started the challenge.

    See the solo dance template
  3. Your version

    A fixed solo, with your appearance

    Upload a photo, check the displayed routine, and choose a resolution. This version keeps one performer and one reference instead of offering several dance variants.

How to Make a Nicole Kidman AI Dance Video in 3 Steps

Start with one clear photo and review the complete example before creating your own.

  1. Upload your photo

    Choose a photo of one person with an unobstructed face. Include hair, clothing, and as much of the body as possible.

  2. Choose the resolution

    Watch the 13-second reference, choose 480P or 720P, and check the total credits on the generation button.

  3. Generate and review

    Check the face during hand gestures and the final turn, then download the result. You can find completed videos again in History.

What photos work best for this dance?

A clear face helps with identity; visible clothing and body shape help with the rest of the performer.

Example of a clear, evenly lit single-person portrait

Good starting point

  • One person, with the face fully visible
  • Visible hairline and hairstyle, without a hand across the face
  • Even lighting and natural skin and fabric detail
  • A waist-up or full-body view showing the outfit you want
Example of a dim group photo with blurred and partly covered faces

Avoid these

  • Group photos with several competing faces.
  • Sunglasses, masks, or hands covering the face.
  • Dark, blurry, tiny, or heavily filtered portraits.
  • Tight crops that cut off the head or hide the outfit.

A solo dance without extra setup

Choose your photo and use the fixed routine shown above.

One upload slot

This page replaces one dancer. There are no left and right assignments, background faces to select, or group-photo inputs.

Your visible appearance

The prompt requests the face, hairstyle, proportions, and visible clothing from your photo. It does not ask you to copy the reference dancer's outfit.

A reference you can inspect

The preview shows the actual routine used for generation. Its room and camera guide the result; your photo's background is not an extra setting control.

A short vertical result

Review all 13 seconds before sharing. Pay attention to raised arms, hands near the hair, and the face after turning.

How much does a Nicole Kidman AI video cost?

The clip is fixed at 13 seconds. The selected resolution determines the credit total.

13 seconds at 480P or 720P

480P uses 195 credits; 720P uses 325 credits. Confirm the current total on the generation button before starting.

Credits for one attempt

The cash price depends on your existing balance and chosen plan or credit pack. Another generation is a separate attempt with its own credit charge.

Generation uses Wan3 Prime through fal. Technical failures return the generation credits automatically. A completed result with imperfect likeness or movement is not a technical failure. View the model documentation

Nicole Kidman AI vs CapCut templates vs writing a prompt

The name alone does not identify the same dance or workflow. Preview the selected clip and compare the actual input, result, and price.

This Nicole Kidman generator
What you provide
One photo; the solo reference and prompt are already set
Scene and movement
The displayed solo guides the gestures, timing, turn, and room
Output choices
13 seconds, vertical 9:16, at 480P or 720P
Cost planning
195 credits at 480P or 325 at 720P, shown before submitting
CapCut templates
What you provide
Add the photos or clips requested by your chosen template.
Scene and movement
Depends on the chosen template; an edit template is not necessarily AI character replacement
Output choices
Check the template's length and your editor's export options.
Cost planning
Free and paid templates. Check the selected template's price and requirements.
DIY AI prompts
What you provide
A prompt, subject photos, and any references your model supports.
Scene and movement
Describe the scene and actions; tune the prompt and references yourself.
Output choices
Length and resolution depend on the model you select.
Cost planning
Check generation and retry charges with your provider.

Use the same account and credits for solo or duo templates.

Nicole Kidman AI Dance FAQ

Is this a Nicole Kidman actress video?

No. Nicole Kidman is the title of the ADÉLA song associated with this dance. This tool makes a photo-based version of the displayed solo routine, not an endorsement by the actress or artist.

How many photos do I need?

One clear photo of one person. This page supports the fixed solo routine only, not the duo challenge, group photos, or pet variants.

Will the result use my hairstyle and clothes?

The prompt requests your photo's face, hair, body proportions, and visible clothing. Details outside the photo must be inferred. A portrait cannot define the exact back of an outfit or unseen footwear.

Does it use the room from my photo?

No. This version asks the model to keep the room and camera from the displayed reference. It is a separate Wan3 Prime workflow, not Starrd or CapCut, and does not include their background or director controls.

How long is the video and what does it cost?

13 seconds in vertical 9:16. Choose 480P for 195 credits or 720P for 325 credits. The generation button shows the active price before you submit.

Will the dance and identity match exactly?

The reference guides movement and timing, but generation is not a frame-by-frame guarantee. Arms crossing the head, side views, and turning can introduce face, hand, hair, or clothing errors. Review the complete result.

Is the reference audio included?

The finished video uses the selected reference's audio; display previews are silent. This does not clone your voice or grant commercial music rights. Check the final audio and the rights required for your intended use.

What happens if generation fails?

Technical failures return generation credits automatically. A completed video with visual imperfections is not a technical failure; another attempt uses additional credits.

Do I need to write a prompt?

No. The single-person replacement prompt and 13-second reference are preset. Upload the photo, select a resolution, and check the cost. This page does not accept another dance link or custom choreography.

Can I delete my generated video?

You can delete a finished entry from account History. Deleting it does not instantly remove copies held by generation or storage providers. Use photos you may upload and review the privacy policy for data handling.